The Evander Holyfield child support case outcome appears that the legendary boxer will be stripped of his driver's license.

Holyfield has failed to makes payments of more than $500,000, according to TMZ and that's why the judge has giving the green light in the Evander Holyfield child support case outcome to make his punishment the revocation of his license.

In the Evander Holyfield child support case, the 50-year-old was ordered to make payments of $2,950 a month. According to TMZ, the former 20-time boxing champion put down a first payment of $17,700.

It was in September that court documents revealed Holyfield owed more than what was originally said to be $372,097.40. Instead, he owed $563,900.91 in the Evander Holyfield child support case.

The money the former heavyweight champion of the world owes is for his daughter Emani Holyfield, which is one of his 11 children with six different women.

According to Holyfield's attorney a year ago, "Mr. Holyfield has a wonderful relationship with his daughter," TMZ reported then.

After the payments that have been made thus far, Holyfield still owes $327,858.36, according to court documents.

A Georgia judge has given the Division of Child Support Services the green light to strip Holyfield of his driver's license as an incentive to make him pay what is owed.